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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 128, 29 May 1873, Page 3

V * imminn an in— mmi lpm ■_*_>.i»yß_w*>uj.>.irii'_»'»i*Fci^*gi>TO^*w^*M^^M^ V StURDAY NEXT, at 12 o'clock. kk - fAt the Yards of the Nelson Auction Rooms. . p. a ; A USEFUL QUIET HACK. ZZ-Z; - - JOHN B- MABIN, V 1421 ->; ;» ' : " Auctionear. % AIJCTION = SALE, TUESDAY, June 3, At 2 o'clock. At" the Stockyards of the Travellers' Rest ..'-;.---: Z _y Hotel, Appleby.^ About £%d BffiA]D liIIXED C* ATTLE 'yk'-ZyP- -.- JOHN I.;' MABIN, .?;-..;-'». ;v •-•■•• Auctioneer. Persons desirous of offering ' Sheep or Horses at the above Sale can' do so on communicating . with the Auctioneer. ' 3278 . SALE of HOUSEHOLD PROPERTY, v PIANO; DRAWING-ROOM SUITE, - Z FURNITURE, GLASSWARE, CUT- , . LERY,:&d, <&;c.' ' y;y\yyPyfS[DAY 9 .'i3TmE 6th. THE Undersigned has received instructions r 'from Mr MiBFiN (in consequence of his •wife and family leaving Ntlson), to SELL by . .PUBLIC AUCTION, On FRIDAY,' JUNE 6th, at Twelve o'clock, . r At his residence, Halifax-street, the Wood. r.'-.. A-yy The Whole of hi 9 Superior furniture, piano, kyp'^ .y Am EFFECTS, viz :— '■"y-y.-y ■•"■.:.:'- i>_iA*w-iNG-soo-j. Zs. Piano, by Allißon, rf cently imported Ay-: ,i:___ Music Stool to match— Drawing-room ■c-.iy- -.A- Suite in Rosewood and Green Rep, almost - new—Brussels Carpet, 15 by 12— Hearth- i rug— Red Pine Loo Table-r-Table Cover— A-;r 7 lafge Chromos and Lithogrrphs — ; ■"." Flowers in Vases, under glass shades— 14-day Gilt Clock, under glass, shade— ' ■-. ■ Small Table— Work Boxes— Fender and Fire Irons— Large Pier Glass — Damask ' : Curtains— Footstools—^-Curtain Poles ;and Rings— White Curtains, Sc., ~&c. ~'y\ f ... dining-room. ZyklLeA Pine Oval Table with Turned Legs and ■y Castors — Hair- seated Chairs — 2 Easy - A—. .-. Chairs — Couch — Basket Grate — Carpet '-.'-"'-*- ■ 12 by B— Pictures, in gilt frames — Side <y - -B oar _, __ Damask Curtains —6 - holed .U -: Electro - plated Cruet Stand — Ivoiy- -.., handled Dinner and Dessert Knives— "A A'".-. Carvers and Forks, by Lockwood— yAA Heavily Plated Dinner and Dessert Forks ... ..y >. — Cut Decanters — Tumblers — Wine AAZ.. y. Glasses — Bread Platter and Knife — Butter „;, .- " Bowlrr- White and Gold Cups and Saucers and Plates — Clumney Ornaments — . —Books— &c, &c. FRONT BEDROOM; Double Bed Pine Bedstead— Palliass— Kauri Chest Drawers — Toilet Table — La^ge Mirror, .oval top — Towel-Horse — Toilet 'get— Qarpet, 13 x 10 — Chairs— Washstand — Toilet Covers — &c, &c. ■" CHILDREN'S AND SERVANT'S BEDROOM. Double Bedstead— Two Single Iron Bedsteads __ Mattrasses — Book Stand — Mirrors — .--"-. . : Toilet Tables — Carpets — • Washstands . — Easy and other Chairs. ';'-"■'; KITCHEN. Colonial Couch — Eight Day Clock — Arm A. Kitchen Chair— Lamps — Chairs — Teapots . ; ___ Coffeepot —Table — Earthenware— Bellows— Kitchen Utensils — &c. \, . .A. ry , BACK rKITCHEN AND YARD. Meat -Safer—, Saucepans— -Buckets— •KettlesCarpenter's Bench and a Quantity of : Tools-r-Cases— Ropes — Mats — Timber — Doors, Bic. 'yA'A-Zyy .-A . /HALL. OiISC-Oth— Mats.7-Lamp, &c. „-;/>. And at. T*wo o'clock precisely — r : -" That desirable and pleasantly-situated Property --:■; L ..consisting of. a Frontage of 52 teet by a depth of 100 feet, with an Eight-roomed ,-,.• \ /-Dwelling, besides, convenient Outhouses. -yA;-' 'The House is almost' new, is. of the best I .'■"-'---■ material, r llie p^incipiil portion was „;.:-.. built Tinder^ Mr' Mirfin's inspection. All . •' ''the rooms except one are match-lined, and are papered throughout, the Water laid on, "and .the Garden is -stocked with Fruit .. t-*:-' -Trees. - : ,*' ■' ! : ; " To anyone desirous of obtaining a comfortable residence, this affords an opportunity that seldom occurs. .. ... -y — - .*' ;.A Terms at Sale. ■y' A--- Luncheon Provided. ••■ ,i "" ""-•*". ; JOHN R. MABIN, . .',Ay, -. Auctioneer. ; r p IBAMS AND bacon - A "UN AYS . ON SALE at the Nelson, _OL f, Auction Room 3. U ': "' '[.P. JOBNR.MABIN. : F 0 ; R . ""-"i.- A> L E. BALL'S CRITERION PLOUGHS, ..- :.". .1-. .. Also,. : y'y Mould-boards, Fhares, and other extra castft Ay,,': lings for the above description of Ploughs. 276 • .- JOHN R. MABIN. .Persons intending to Insure their Lives: yys]iQuldyco!nsider^ Superior Adv an- -■*-'*>' y'y'yy-: 'AAtages offered by the iTNSURANCE /COMPANY ist.— -Its Capital is £3,000,000, with, Accumu- _ f ...- 77 lated Funds of £2,235,218, and the Un- * ; lL ' limited Liability of a Wealthy Proprietary, the Stability of the Office is un-1 doubted^ ,;•■-. '."'.",-'..:•■.■• .2ndi— rlt . affords modes of Insuring- suited to ! ; every person, and if the assured afteri : wards : desires to continue his Policy on . -/V:. ■ tsome other Scale, it can be changed with- ,/.%-.*;':':. ; out charge. ,A *, 3rd —^By its prudent selection of lives, and. its -">*;■•• „ being considerably smaller than '/.. ";;,'; similar, institutions,' whether Govern- ; mental! Mutual; or Proprietory, its Bonuses -'' ''"'Ay have been rem »rkably large, A t . , "4th,— The Agents can" effect Insurances without ; -A" -~ reference to Directors or others. y Royal is /Represented throughout; yy- '■■',- J*f ' tne^World; so that wherever the Assured -Z,yy Ay may, •■'afterwards' reside, 'he will find an y'A : y?' ■"'-"'- Agent to whcirii he can Pay his Premium, thus saving the expense and risk at-y-yyyy.-y -fending^: remitting, consequent on b ing 'l-^/k" Insured- in Institutions whose operations ■ZAy.Ay isiAi : , ** e of a Ideal character; ;A-yA No Charge for Medical Examination or Policy. A-_r.Tables.of, Rates and J every Information Given ry on Application. ..-, -.-,..;,:.. - .-' yukf''Pc'k,ky '■':,' ':>ohn : -r, -MABIN, 'y. kyW 7 ;' "■ ••■■"■ ! '* ' •'"• : ' Agent. '